Capitolo 27
portraits of the prodigal child that it was suspended on on on the wall the
mantel-piece.
Over the portraits of you announce him advertising they were. One was for a farm for
sale. Jonas read the description, and he desired that him enough it was old
to buy a farm, and then he would go and it would look at that.
The next advertising announcement was on some apparatus that had a man
invented; and the neighbor was led, in the great letters, _Dog Lost._ This
the attention of Jonas immediately taken. It was in writing, and he was able
don't very easily read him/it, it was so tall. Then he found a chair, and it got up
in him, and he/she read as it follows:--
"'DOG LOST.
"'_Strayed or stolen by the subscriber, a precious dog, of great ransom
and black color_.'
"I wonder if it is not Franco", said Jonas, interrupting himself/herself/itself in his
reading.
"'_He had on a collar of marked brass with the name_ of the owner.'
"No", said Jonas there was not collar. But then the man that has stolen him
you/he/she would have picked away him up.
"'_Answers to the name of Ney_.'
"Ney, Ney" it said Jonas,--"I never called him/it Ney. I wonder if he is able
answers, if I had to call him/it Ney.
"'Kind of _Is and docile, and completely the intelligent_.'
"Yes", said Jonas, "me verilies believe that it is Franco.
"'Person of _Any that will return said dog to the subscriber to his,
residence to Walton Plain, will adequately be rewarded_.
"'JAMES EDWARDS.'
"Me verilies believe that it is Franco", said Jonas as him it got down slowly from
the sedia,--Plan of "Walton."
He sustained a moment, while looking thoughtfully in the fire.
"Yes", he repeated, "me verilies believe that it is Franco. I wonder me where
Walton Plain is."
Jonas had learned from her/it Mr. Holiday, that was never wise to
you communicate the important information relative to private business, unless
necessary. Then he didn't tell anything on Franco to some of the people the
tavern, but it went in bed quietly; and, after having thought of the duration that that to
face, he went to sleep, and he/she excellently slept up to morning.